Spanish protesters say police used excessive force against peaceful demonstration
Spain’s “indignados” gathered again in the city’s emblematic Puerta del Sol on Sunday to protest against what they saw as excessive violence when riot police cleared the square of a previous demonstration.
How stone age people invented raving
They were the stone-age equivalent of Glastonbury festival. People gathered in their hundreds to drink, eat and party every summer at revelries lasting several days and nights.
Fox News analyst: Romney gay bullying story is ‘nothing’
Fox News’ senior political analyst on Sunday dismissed a Washington Post story which revealed that presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney had assaulted a gay classmate in 1965.
JPMorgan executives expected to resign over $2 billion loss
Three top executives at JPMorgan are expected to resign this week in the wake of a $2 billion trading loss, including the head of the risk-management division responsible for the loss.
Fmr. Cheney aide: Romney slogan should be ‘I am not a bully’
A former aide to Vice President Dick Cheney on Sunday advised presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney that his new slogan should be “I am not a bully.”
U.S. Trade Rep. given ‘Corporate Power Tool’ award for secret treaty talks
Negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership were interrupted on Saturday by protesters who commandeered a microphone and attempted to present the U.S. Trade Representative with a “Corporate Power Tool” award